Cigar Coop Review
The L’Atelier core line uses a special wrapper called Sancti Spíritus. It was a tobacco leaf grown by the Oliva family with a seed from the Garcia family. It is a hybrid of Criollo and Pelo de Oro and was designed as a replacement seed for Pelo de Oro. The wrapper itself has a strong resistance to mold.
Wrapper: Ecuadorian (Sancti Spíritus)
Binder: Nicaraguan
Filler: Nicaraguan
MSRP: ~$8.00
(You can find them as low as $6.00, but thats a member price)
I decided to light one of these up in honor of having KC Johnson on the show. It opens up with a nice blast of spice and pepper. I would call the strength almost full, not overpowering, but it definitely has a kick and I reserve these for post-dinner time smoking. There are many sublet flavors that persist throughout, and the final third definitely lets you know its a near full-strength and body cigar, but with a ton of flavor. While not my most favorite in this profile, I would split a box and love to see how these would age with time. I believe there is huge aging potential.
September 5, 2013
L’Atelier LAT52
Paul Asadoorian 3.5 - Box Split EP65, Paul, Stogies 0 Comments
Cigar Coop Review
Wrapper: Ecuadorian (Sancti Spíritus)
Binder: Nicaraguan
Filler: Nicaraguan
MSRP: ~$8.00
(You can find them as low as $6.00, but thats a member price)
I decided to light one of these up in honor of having KC Johnson on the show. It opens up with a nice blast of spice and pepper. I would call the strength almost full, not overpowering, but it definitely has a kick and I reserve these for post-dinner time smoking. There are many sublet flavors that persist throughout, and the final third definitely lets you know its a near full-strength and body cigar, but with a ton of flavor. While not my most favorite in this profile, I would split a box and love to see how these would age with time. I believe there is huge aging potential.
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